The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs

SlideShare Newsletter Remember to Display Images You can also view this newsletter online Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs Steve Jobs is one of the most admired presenters, with legions of Apple fans waiting for his next appearance. Carmine Gallo reveals Steve Job's presentation secrets in his new book, but gives us a sneak peek. Identify your villain - There's nothing to rally the troops like a common enemy. In 1984 Apple's enemy was IBM. More recently it's been Microsoft. Even in the light-hearted "I'm a Mac" commercials, you clearly know who the good guy is. Simplify your slides - Very rarely does Steve Jobs resort to bullet points. His slides tend to be simple yet powerful. They are dominated with striking photography and not with text. Often times, more is less. More secrets of Steve Jobs here BuzzFactory on Reaching Customers through SlideShare BuzzFactory has this great blog post titled Why SlideShare Is An Uber Cool Way To Reach Out To Your Customers. 1. On-demand viewing - Users can access them and go through them at their own pace. 2. Very Shareable - Through the SlideShare community, LinkedIn, Facebook and embeds on blogs your content has plenty of places to be shared. 3. Shows up in Search Results - If your presentation is well titled and tagged, it will rank well in search results. 4. Engaging & Educational - Presentations, when well designed, are perfect for introducing new ideas, products or concepts. Want to read more? The full blog post is here. Save 25% on Web 2.0 Expo NY Web 2.0 Expo New York brings together the designers, developers, entrepreneurs, VCs, marketing professionals, product managers, and business strategists building the next-generation web. Register today and save 25% (code: webny09bd13) Free Expo Pass (code: webny09bde) www.web2expo.com/ny Tell us about yourself, Get a Gift Card We're looking to better understand our users. We'd like to know more about how you use SlideShare and how we can improve it. Help us by completing our user survey here and enter a drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card. ----------------- Keep in Touch: Subscribe to our blog or follow us on Twitter @slideshare   LeadShare Fun Facts You can collect customer leads for as little as $1 per lead You pay for performance. You only pay for leads you collect You can collect just email address or add custom questions. You can target geographically       Send Feedback You are listed at antonkrafty.buben66@blogger.com You said yes to the newsletter during registration. Don't want this email? You can stop receiving this newsletter or stop all SlideShare emails. Edit e-mail notifications (bottom of profile settings) SlideShare Inc., 480 2nd St, Suite 202, San Francisco, CA 94107